Multnomah County attorneys defended their lead counsel after Chevron accused him of hiding his role in climate research papers.

The plaintiffs showed evidence of fossil fuels spurring climate change, but the court lacks authority to provide a fix, the judge said.

The commodities giant supplies beef, soybeans, sugar and coffee worldwide. But agriculture is also the country's highest-emitting sector.

The challenge is finding a solution that fits each member state with varying sources of energy and levels of wealth and industrial strength.

Britain should expect at least 2 degrees Celsius of warming by 2050 and 4 C by the end of the century, the U.K.'s climate adviser said.

The offsets must be verified by accredited bodies using international standards and can contribute to Indonesia’s own climate targets.

Kevin Guthrie operates "Alligator Alcatraz." Some emergency managers worry that could scare Hispanic residents away from seeking help in a hurricane or other disaster.

The sharply worded ruling came after the judge said administration officials ignored his earlier decision barring Federal Emergency Management Agency from forcing states to participate in immigration enforcement activities.

Information from the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program has grown spotty, some researchers say.

Gavin Newsom has a year left as California governor to pass headline-grabbing legislation — and he’s tightening his grip on in-state Democrats to do it.

Leases are about to expire for as many as 2 million electric vehicles. Their drivers got a boost from the Inflation Reduction Act.

The city is relaxing its deadlines for its ambitious law to cap building emissions

The measure emerged in direct response to Caltrain’s sale of retired diesel locomotives to Peru.

A factory on the edge of the EU needs to prove that the bloc can reduce its reliance on China while ensuring a future for fossil fuel workers.

A Parliament committee voted to expand the number of employees that companies must have to trigger corporate sustainability directives.

States will have few options for fighting local air pollution if EPA repeals federal rules to limit vehicle emissions.

Climate finance still matters to much of the world, even if the United States has abandoned its leadership role.

The agency indicated that it could use the technology to sort and summarize thousands of public comments.

The state launched a new online tool to help raise homebuyers’ awareness about extreme-weather risks.

Despite those risks, banks and investors have yet to properly map out how climate-related losses will be distributed, the former official said.